that je ſeek Feſus, which was cracified. He 8s not here: for he is riſm, a: he ſaid : come, and ſee the place where the Lord lay. And 20 quickly and tell his diſciples that he is riſen from the dead; and behold, hr neth before you into Galilee, there ſhall ye ſee him + lo, 1 have told yu, And they departed quickly from the ſepulchre with far and great ity, and did run” t0 bring hs diſciples word. And as they went to tell hn: Diſciples, behald, Jeſus met them, &c: Mark faith, Chap. 16. wer, 13,48, 6, 7, &c. And very early in the morning, the firſt day of the 2k, they came unto the ſepulchre at the riſing of the ſun. (Where by the riſing of the Sun, muſt not be underſtood its riſing above the Ho- iz; but after midnight (asthe Learned Caſanbon hath noted ) when the Sun, and Stars begin toaſcend) 3. And they ſaid among them- ſelves, Who ſha/l roll us away the ftone from the door of the Sepulchre 2? 4. ( ind when they looked, they ſaw that the ſtone was rolled away) fi it was ery great. $5. And entring into the ſepulchre, they ſaw a yung man ſitting on the right ſide, clothed in a long white garment, and they were affrighted. 6. And he ſaith unto them, Be not affrighted ; je ſeck Jeſus of Nazareth, which was crucified: he is rifen, he is not here : behold the place wherethey laid him, 7. But go your way, tell bis Diſciples and Peter, that he goeth vefare you into Galilee : there ſhall ye ſee im, as he ſaid unto you. 8. And they went out quickly, and fled from the ſepulthre ; for they trembled, and were amazed: nei- ther ſaid they any thing to any man; for they were afraid. Luke re- ports this part of the Hiſtory thus, Chap 24. ver. 1/7. ro the 1 32h. 1. Now upon the firſt day of the week, wery early in the morning, they came unto the ſepulchre, bringing the ſpices which they had prepared, ond certain others with them. 2. And they found the ſtone rolled away from the ſepulchre, 3. And they entred mm, ard found not the body of the Lord Jeſus. q. And it came to paſs, as they were much perplexe: thereabout; behold, two men flood by them in ſhining garments. 5. Aud
at they weve afraid, and bowed down their faces ts the Earth, they ſaid: mto them, Why ſeek ye the living among the dead? 6. He is 16; mere but is riſen : remember how he ſpake unto you when he was yet im Gali» |
le. 7, Saving, the Son of man muſt b? delivered ima the hands of Sins ful men, and be eruc:fied, and the third day riſe again. 8. And they re- Wembred his words, 9g. And returned from the ſepulchre, and told theſe tlings unto the eleven, and to all the reſt. 10. It was Mary Magdalene, aid Mary the mother of James, and other Wimen that were with them, which told theſe things unto the apoſiles. 11. And their wards ſeemed '% chem as idle tales, and they believed them 107. 12 Then aroſe Peter, ang ran unto the ſepulchre, and ſiooping down, he beheld the linen clo: hes aid by themſelues, and departed, wonaring in himſelf at that which 94 *0 come topaſs. Concerning the perſons that went ro the Sepul- "Ure, and the time of their going, there is (as we have ſhewed) lirtle "mculty in reconciling the Evangeliſts. The prearcſt diffzrence Ifemcth ro be abour the 4992s that Mary ſaw ; whether the ſaw rwo Fparitions of Angels, . or bar one; and one Angel, or rwo, and "ECRIPg the time when {he Coax them, whether before or after VI.
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